Hi all:
When an end-user clicks a link/button to connect to a URL, the security dialog automatically appears giving them the options of "Allow," "Block" or "Cancel". Should they select "Block" or "Cancel," can we trigger a message box informing them they blocked or cancelled the connection?
With traditional message boxes, we're causing them, ie
var rtnFromBox = xfa.host.messageBox("Information is missing.\n\n Are you sure you want to continue?", "Missing Information",1,2);
if (rtnFromBox == 4){
xfa.host.messageBox("Okay, we'll keep going.","",1,0);
}
But with the URL security dialog, we're not calling it from a variable - it just happens.
I guess a similar question could be applied to a "Save" button. Where if the end-user selects "cancel" on the "Save As" dialog, a warning could pop-up reminding them to save soon.
Thoughts? Thanks!
Brian
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I don't see a way to do this as the security dialogs are not executed by the JavaScript-API and do not return any values you could use.
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I don't see a way to do this as the security dialogs are not executed by the JavaScript-API and do not return any values you could use.
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Radz,
I didn't think so but figured I'd ask. Thanks for the response though!
Best,
Brian
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